Just perfect for the quilt which will replace my Hopscotch quilt which had been intended for my aunt.
I chose a block pieced from large sections so as not to chop up those bigger prints too much and I love them.
I used a white on white fabric (some of you are now feeling slightly queasy, I know) to add sashing and borders and I love how striking the blocks look against the brightness of the white. In all honesty, while I am often partial to a white on white print, I probably would have preferred something else for this quilt. But, as September seems to herald the arrival of every known invoice for fees - music lessons, swim club membership, school trip deposit and on and on and on - I had to work with what I already had, so w.o.w it was.
This quilt top feels fresh and clean and it makes me sigh with relief that I made a decision and got on with it. I enjoyed this quick block and imagine more of these quilts in my future as a "go to" pattern when time is tight!
Must get basting ...
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That looks great - I love that range of fabrics. It was one of the ranges I thought oh I'll get some of that some time until it was too late but it's ok because for every three ranges that happens with, I've probably got 5 that it hasn't lol
ReplyDeleteLove this one! And the w.o.w is perfect for it. Jxo
ReplyDeleteLove this and the WOW is better than Cream on cream ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely. The design really shows off those beautiful fabrics and I quite like that WOW!
ReplyDeletethis is striking, and the w.o.w. is very good for contrast. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! And personally I think w.o.w. gets a bad press, it can be so subtle and versatile! Perfect here!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! White on white can be a bit tricky but I've just finished up a project I started 3 years ago with a white on white as background and I actually love it :) Horses for courses and all that :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Definitely a quilt in "your colours". I've spent the day with Trudi and she uses wow to great effect. It gives the quilt some depth in my inexperienced opinion! Di x
ReplyDeleteI love that fabric line somuch! wow is fine by me and I love it too actually!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabrics and love the pattern you've chosen even more!
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